TfL has today announced it is pausing work on the proposed Rotherhithe Bridge, after costs escalated to £600 Million.

Make the most of living at Canary Riverside and enjoy Canary Wharf’s varied summer programme of activities and events. Full details of what’s on can be found here.

Sunday 28th April is London Marathon day - which means road closures to accommodate the thousands of people descending on Canary Wharf to watch the runners and wheelchair racers as they past through the Wharf.  

Residents are advised that there will be no exit from the car park or road access to Canary Riverside from 07:00-12:30hrs on Sunday 10th March 2019 due to road closures for the Vitality Big Half Marathon.

Fire safety is of paramount concern to residents at Canary Riverside and we wish to update residents following recent correspondence on the subject in order to alleviate any concerns you may have, and to remind you of your own role in fire safety.

The Law Commission is seeking to help leaseholders “take control over the running of their buildings”, and this week issued its proposals on reforming the right to manage legislation.

Right to Manage (“RTM”) enables leaseholders to form a company and take over the management of their building from their landlord on a ‘no-fault’ basis.

Canary Wharf’s annual Winter Lights installation ends this Saturday (26th January). With arguably the best installation right on our doorstep - ‘Sasha Trees’ by Adam Decolight, located on Westferry Circus - residents do not have to go very far to enjoy this magical display.

As Christmas approaches there is a huge increase in the volume of packages delivered to the concierge desks each day.

There’s lots of information on our website to help you resolve little issues that may pop up from time to time in your flat.

Sadly there’s no Santa’s grotto in Canary Wharf this year, but there’s still lots of festive fun to be had on our doorstep.

As Remembrance Sunday approaches join Blue Badge Guide, Rob Williamson, for a series of walks to view, understand and interpret the temporary art installations of Canary Wharf’s Remembrance Art Trail created by Mark Humphrey.

Yesterday it was announced that the opening of Crossrail, aka the Elizabeth Line, has been delayed by at least nine months to enable further testing of signalling and other infrastructure.  It is now scheduled to open on 1st October 2019.  

On Saturday 11th August (5-7pm) it's picnic time at Canary Riverside.  Bring a rug, drinks and nibbles, and join your fellow residents in the garden to enjoy the summer evening and a book reading by Mark Hebwood, Canary Riverside's very own resident writer.  

We have been asked to confirm the role of a Tribunal-appointed Manager, following some lessees confusing the role of the Manager with that of a managing agent.  

A Manager appointed by the courts under s.24 of the Landlord and Tenants Act 1987 takes over the Landlord's right to manage the buildings.  They are directed by the Tribunal and act independently of the landlord and leaseholders.  LEASE, the government agency responsible for advising leaseholders, describes the role of a Manager here.  

We have an author in our midst: Canary Riverside resident Mark Hebwood has written Happiness Rules, described as 'self-help for the thoughtful reader'.  

One of the benefits of living at Canary Riverside is being a stone's throw from the many arts and events taking place in Canary Wharf. 

We remind our members that RACR is a member of the Federation of Private Residents' Associations. The FPRA offers its members specialist legal, insurance, management and building guidance.  

HML has written to lessees advising that it will not be carrying out the wholesale replacement of electricity meters at Canary Riverside and will instead be replacing meters on a piecemeal basis, i.e., as and when required.